Summer is about spending time with family and friends, enjoying outside activities and summer travel. Memorial day is the unofficial start to summer. As the days get longer and the weather gets warmer more people are outside enjoy picnics, barbeques or heading out of town for the long holiday weekend. These summer holidays are a time that families travel across the United States to visit friends and family. This page contains safety tips for holiday travel and summer activities associated with these holidays.
Memorial Day weekend is often filled with family, friends and for some, a trip to go see them.
Leave Fireworks to the experts! If you choose to use legal fireworks, be sure to follow these safety tips:
Labor Day falls on the first Monday in September and is considered the unofficial end of summer.
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The Training and Force Development Division ensures the continuous professional development of Safety professionals, and all personnel assigned to Safety staffs throughout the Air and Space Forces. The division contributes to Department of the Air Force combat power and mission readiness by
The consequences of inattention, impatience, or law violations at intersections can be catastrophic, particularly when collisions involve fire trucks and other emergency responders.
Elevated temperatures and rigorous outdoor activity can be a perfect recipe for heat-related illnesses such as heat stroke, heat rash, exhaustion and dehydration, all which can come on quickly and unexpectedly.